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Looking good tom
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I cant beleive anyone would pay that kind of money for those wheels, im not joking i cant get over it.
I think they look like a set of multi fit cheap wheels covered in corrosion! I honestly wouldnt pay anymore than £400 for them, when you look at the new wheels you can get for around £600.
I know there nismo but so what!
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Thanks guys
Looks awesome! A friend of mine has the dark blue (interlargos i think) with the same wheels in black. I keep saying to him to change the bling bits to black,as it would complement the wheels and the roof,but he refuses! lolHis also has the EDC,not all cars have it,so he had to wait a fair amount of time for the right one to come up. It is an awesome car,though i think it needs a decent exhaust on it,as its far too muted. We went to FOS 2 years ago,and it took 2 hours each way. We averaged 19mpg there and back,and were not nailing it all the way. The whole trip was a tank of fuel.
Yes I had to look around a lot for decent car with low miles and the EDC too, worth the wait though. I totally agree about the exhaust...in fact my replacement actually arrived today! Bargain used Milltek back section
Very niceWhat sort of MPG are you getting from it?
I'm averaging 18.5mpg at the minute, that is 60% sensible and 40% spirited driving I'd say. I've seen single figures when giving it some!
Lovely carsOut of interest, did you consider the IS-F, C63 AMG or XF-R and if so, why didnt you go with one of them?
The Lexus and Jag didn't have the same appeal for me personally, hard to put my finger on why but I didn't really look into them when I bought. The only other car I considered was the C63 AMG but I had a budget of 30k and wanted a decent low mileage car and they were few and far between at that price. I've also always had a thing for M3's and I've wanted one for years, I still think they are the benchmark for this category of car although there are a lot of credible alternatives these days
I'd be interested to know directly how the MPG compares? From a driver thats driven both cars one after the other in a similar style...Well I'm fortunate really as I don't do many miles at all in the car commuting, so it's mainly used at weekends. I'm averaging 18.5mpg on the M3 and it was around 23mpg on the Zed I think. I'm not sure how accurate the computers are really but in real terms I used to put £40 a week in the Zed and now I put £50 in the M3 and do the same miles
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Thanks for all the good comments guys
nuff said!...... In fact jealous to the point i already dont like you!
I think I had the same feeling when srobrien posted pictures of his E92 M3 on here a while ago, it made me want one even more!
Verrrry nice, has 5 o not pulled you yet about the plate?Luckily not yet, but I'm expecting it soon
Looks awesome. Location looks familar too...?It's an industrial estate in heaton mersey, just off Didsbury Rd. Not the most exotic of loacations! haha
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I sold my zed 6 months ago and here is my replacement for anybody who is interested
It's a 57 plate manual with 25k on the clock, and is very nicely specced with lots of goodies including electronic damper control and the top of the range 'individual audio' system with subs under the seats. The grilles, gills and bonnet vents have been changed for the black 'edition' versions and the wheels powder coated gloss black.
Had it for a couple of months now and I absolutely love it! Very good as a daily driver (I don't do many miles) and truly awesome when you open it up. I particularly like the fact that I can set it to sensible mode for normal driving - soft suspension, more gentle throttle response, Lighter steering and traction control on.... Then at the press of the handy 'M' button it is the exact opposite, everything into extreme! Well, apart from traction control which has a great intermediate setting as I'm not ready to die just yet
Here are the pictures... Just iPhone pics so not great quality, it's very hard to pick up the wheels properly and the pics don't do them justice as they look great in the metal
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I made the same move to an E92 M3 a few months back... Great car, you won't regret it!
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Sounds good tom! That is what I wouldve done next if I had kept it will sound awesome I bet!
By the way I've recently picked up a proper replacement for the zed... An E92 M3 will get some pics in the other cars section, I'm loving the V8!!
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perhaps Japspeed wanted it stealing
I'd be very surprised if that was the case as they have finally got it running well and at a sufficient level of reliability, it had been plagued with various running issues in the past but it was finally up an running properly.
I understand the police have detained a number of men in association with this theft now also...
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The car had been found partially stripped in the reading area by Thames valley police
Very lucky indeed!
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Yeah it was only a grand! :-)
Got 12k for my Zed and the Nismo's by selling them separately so cash in the pocket towards the house
Sensible move but I'm still gutted to be honest
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I've only just got arount to writing this but I sold my car at weekend
Very sad to see it being driven off but its house purchase time for me and I couldnt justify keeping it. Its been the best car Ive ever owned by a long way and i'm going to sorely miss it! I'm glad to say that I sold it to a member on here TomSinclair so I know it has gone to a good home So congratulations Tom, its a great car and I know you'll be very happy with it.
Ive gone from this:
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To this!......
BAD TIMES!
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Yep I was very sad to see it go! But i'm glad its staying within the club.
Hope you enjoy it as much as I have, its been a great car for me over the last couple of years
I'm sure you'll get used to the sporty clutch in no time too and the eagerness to go when setting off!
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Yes i definitely underpriced mine, they sold in about 10 minutes
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I use Sky and pay 680 fully comp. I have similar stats but 8 years NCB and a stockport postcode which Chris Knott wont even touch...
Try sky
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Well that was quick! Now provisionally sold
1st dibs - Steve 350z
2nd dibs - leonk
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Colin,
I think one of those double posts was mine, sorry I posted one then realised I hadnt put up pictures with my username on so did a second post with the correct pictures
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Haha ahh yes that was my girlfriends nail varnish I promise
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As I have just taken a deposit on my Zed ( ) I will be selling my 19" Nismo LMGT4's. As you know these are rare and very desireable...
Front Tyres are 245/35/19 Falken FK452 with plenty of tread (I will measure exact tread soon)
Rear Tyres are 275/35/19 Falken FK452 again with plenty of tread (I will measure exact tread soon)
The wheels are used but in VGC, no kerbing at all and I always take them off for winter and keep them topped up with poorboys wheel sealant when they are on the car. As you can see from the pics they are very clean. The wheels come with polished centre caps, black slimline lug nuts and a slimline socket. I'm also throwing in a set of black slimline McGuard lock nuts and some spare Nismo spoke stickers for them too...
Price: £1475 (no offers) collected from Stockport. I will consider sending via courier at buyers expense.
Some pics below, I will take some more once they are off the car and I'll get a few pics showing the tread on them too
PM me or reply on here if you are interested. Thanks for looking
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Awesome!
I absolutely adore that white F458
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Daily Driver> Range Rover Sport
Weekend> 458 Italia
Classic> '67 Mustang GT500
Supercar> Ferarri F40
Shits & Giggles> Mercedes SL65 AMG Black Series
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Very impressive actually!! I like it...does that mean i'm getting old?
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So I usually use Dodo lime prime as a cleaner, then good old AG super resin polish after that. Could I use both of these with a DA? Or would I be better off going for machine specific products?
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Great stuff, thanks for the advice, I'll get ordering sometime soon. The dodo DA looks to be pretty good value
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Guys just a quick one.
What would you reccomend as the safest machine polisher to start off with?
I've always done everything by hand to date but I wouldnt mind having a go at correcting some minor swirling with a machine polisher of some sort. Are the Dual Action jobbies safer to use for a beginner?
Any reccomendations?
Tesco up to 50p off a litre of fuel
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I've just been and done this, cost me £50 exactly and I reckon I'll fit 80 litres in my old Jeep Cherokee saving £40 so I've got quite a lot of stuff for a tenner there